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Estimates and proposals

Proposals they sign. Estimates you trust.

Build an estimate from your own deliverables and rates, plan the sitemap with the client, turn it into a branded proposal, and know the moment it is opened. Clients sign online.

Proposals
A proposal record showing its pages, status and engagement

The problem

Every proposal starts from a blank page.

You rebuild the same price list in a spreadsheet, copy it into a proposal tool, send a PDF, and wait. You do not know if they opened it, and when they ask for more later, you either do it free or start the whole process again.

01Estimates

Estimates from your own deliverable library

Price a website in minutes from deliverables you set up once, with estimate types for web, branding, app development, SEO, and advertising. Keep revisions and split the total into a payment plan.

  • Estimates
The estimate builder with line items, hours and totals
An estimate built from the deliverable library.

02Sitemaps and flow maps

Sitemaps and flow maps that become line items

Plan the site visually with the client. Paste a page list or sitemap and StackOS turns it into a flow map and estimate lines, so the plan and the price never drift apart.

  • Sitemaps and flow maps
A sitemap flow map for the Kahle Landscape website
Pages imported from a sitemap as estimate lines.

03Proposals and e-signature

Branded proposals with e-signature

Send a share link with your brand on it, see every view, answer the client's questions on the proposal, and collect a signature with a signing certificate attached.

  • Proposals and e-signature
A signed proposal with its signing certificate
A signed proposal and its activity.

04Scope Expansion

Scope Expansion for the work after the work

When a live project grows, draft the add-on scope from the project and send it properly. Items the client did not choose stay available to buy later from their portal.

  • Scope Expansion
A scope expansion addendum for new work on an active project
Add-on scope sent as its own signed document.

05Website analysis reports

A report on their site before the first call

Research a prospect's current website and get a written, multi-section analysis report to bring to the sales conversation.

  • Website analysis reports
A site analysis of a prospect website with scores and speed results
A website analysis report for a prospect.

What's included

Everything in Proposals.

Included on every plan, with nothing to add on.

Estimates

Price a website in minutes from your own deliverables and rates.

Sitemaps and flow maps

Plan the site with the client, then turn the sitemap into estimate lines.

Proposals and e-signature

Branded proposals clients sign online, with view tracking and a signing certificate.

Scope Expansion

When a client asks for more, send a proper add-on instead of doing it free.

Website analysis reports

Walk into a sales call with a written report on the prospect's current site.

Works with the rest of StackOS

A signed proposal starts the project.

The estimate, the signed proposal, and the project share the same client and deliverables, and the payment plan becomes invoices, so nothing is typed twice.

A fair question

“Our proposals need to look exactly like our brand.”

They will. Proposals carry your logo, colors, and cover images, and with multi-brand each brand keeps its own look. Clients see your studio, never StackOS.

Frequently asked questions

Is the e-signature legally binding?

Clients sign online and every signed proposal gets a signing certificate recording who signed and when. Check the rules that apply to your contracts with your own lawyer.

Can I see when a client opens a proposal?

Yes. StackOS tracks views, and clients can ask questions right on the proposal so the conversation stays with the document.

What is Scope Expansion?

It is how StackOS handles new work on a live project: draft the added scope from the project, send it for signature, and let clients buy items they skipped later from their portal.

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